The history of the higher criticism of the New Testament
Subtitle: being the history of the process whereby the Word of God has won the right to be understood
By: by Henry S. Nash.
Series: New Testament handbooks
Publisher: Macmillan; Macmillan
Published: 1900
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Bible. N.T. -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. -- History
Table of contents: label: Chapter I
title: Criticism and Interpretation
pagenum: 1; label: Chapter II
title: The Bible's Definition of Revelation and the Ideal of Bible-Study That Goes with It
pagenum: 17; label: Chapter III
title: How Criticism Became Necessary
pagenum: 27; label: Chapter IV
title: How the Possibility of Criticism Was Given
pagenum: 53; label: Chapter V
title: How Criticism Was Realised
pagenum: 77; label: Chapter VI
title: The Preliminary Work of Criticism
pagenum: 100; label: Chapter VII
title: The Turning-Point in the Course of Criticism, 1835
pagenum: 111; label: Chapter VIII
title: Tendencies
pagenum: 134; label: Chapter IX
title: The Schools
pagenum: 153; label: Chapter X
title: The Historical Spirit
pagenum: 171; label: Chapter XI
title: The Inspiration of Criticism
pagenum: 180; title: Index
pagenum: 189